My German Husband Shops at LIDL in the USA!

German husband goes shopping at LIDL in the USA! Lidl is a German supermarket chain that has been opening a lot of new stores around the US! It's a popular discounter grocery store with a bakery section! We wanted to visit one here while we were in the US! Have you been to a LIDL before? Is this one similar or different to the one near you?

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[DeanaandPhil]

Have you been to a LIDL before? Is this one similar or different to the one near you? 🤔🍞🛍

[elfdogre]

I really don't get the lazy attitudes so many have about returning the carts to the designated areas. I, for one, won't park near an area in a parking lot where there are a lot of abandoned carts. I'd prefer not to have my car dinged up by carts rolling into it. I always return my carts, even if I have to walk a bit extra...which I do, since I park further away from the stores and cart return stalls.

[potatophil]

I think LIDL is a good addition to the US supermarket landscape. It is definitely an americanized version but it brings some affordability to some basic foods including the bakery section! :)

[TheIlluminara]

I have not been to LIDL but we have ALDI here in Pennsylvania. I don't really go there though but last time I did they had coin carts. Also I work in a mom & pop bakery. We mix, form, proof and bake bread daily and they have been in business for almost 40 years We also have everything under the sun including many German items as the owner is 3rd gen baker whos family originated from Germany. He still uses his grandpas recipes for many items like the Stollen he makes at Christmas. I'm really enjoying the American series of videos.

[zhenli]

I started shopping at Aldi when I first moved to the US (Toledo, OH) in 1997. Aldi has been one of main grocery stores then. When I first moved down to Atlanta, GA in 2002, my husband would make fun of me, saying that I was the only IBMer who shopped at Aldi:-) Hey, it helped (in some small ways) us pay off two houses in 5 years!

[OHMYPUMKINPIE]

I am such a fan of Lidl. I use to go to Aldi but Lidl hands down. Wonderful quality in the baked goods, vegetables, fruits, meat, fish, and their organic selections along with the price is a welcome change in the supermarket environment in the states. Anytime I see a Lidl I make a point to check out the store. That's how hard core I am about this German import. And I wish we carried even more imported foods because that is where the quality lies in my opinion.

[Grahamcracker]

I hate when people don’t return the carts. I live in Korea now, and we had the coin system when I arrived in 2012. They stopped that 2-3 years ago.

[davidlguerr]

Donut with a treat 🦟 Those custard tarts are from Portugal, Lidl exported the idea to the US. Those US Lidl's are also different from the ones in Portugal, they are much larger and spacious.

[LarryHatch]

Authentic (ie. German owned) German bakeries in the US can be very pricey, gourmet oriented, and often worth it. Fresh bread will be $5-7 a loaf, pies $20-30, cookies about $30 for a large box, black forest cake $65-70 before any custom icing.

[thirdefying]

Can't relate about your video content now but just wanna say you guys always entertain me. Please continue uploading contents that are not only satisfying to watch but also filled with positivity. 💕😊

[daniellejones]

They finally built an ALDI near my Wal Mart! I love the ALDI! But I also love the effect on Wal Mart, their prices dropped immediately!

[JustinBrehm]

Lidl's bakery looks great, I've never been to any but after seeing the food and I have to try it out here. Thanks for the great video

[stephennicholson]

We have enjoyed the bakery at LIDL. We don't have one where we live but there is one close to our daughter's in Staten Island, New York. I saw you bought the egg tarts; those tasted good. We also bought some of the cookies; chocolate chip and macadamian nuts; also very good. We will definitely be trying more next time we visit; I'll have to try the hazelnut croissants.

[sergeyloverow]

I live in Finland and I love Lidl. I often shop at Lidl because the prices are lower than your finnish shops and they also sell a lot of products from Finland. But the most thing I love about Lidl is that there are products that are GMO free. As a vegan this is very satisfying. Also they sell other items such as tools, clothes, hiking stuff for quite a good quality and low price. Thank you Germany for this shopping opportunity.

[loniivanovskis]

We have Aldi here and I go once a month and stock up. I also do a Walmart pick-up and get produce at farm stands. I lived in Germany growing up and my son just came back after being a student there for 5 months. I find German produce, bread, dairy and deli items to be cheaper than here and better quality for the money. Pork and fish is generally a tiny bit cheaper in Germany. Chicken and beef are definitely more in Germany than here. Beef is usually a lot more.

[gridlockjoe]

I had to laugh at the generated closed captions... "Aldi and Lethal grocery stores"

[mexi]

I live in New Zealand and I found an amazing German bakery. They have the bretzels, the kaiser rolls the rye rolls and something called Gassenhauer Bread. The owner is German with 40 years of experience baking.

[AbdulazizAlAzmi-puns]

Thank you so much for this video. Super helpful and well-presented. Your time and effort is most appreciated!

[RoadTripTelevisionNJ]

I'm from New Jersey and have shopped at least half-a-dozen Lidl stores, including North Brunswick Township, Belleville, Pompton Lakes, Garwood, Morris Township and Union Township. Double the size of the average Aldi. Great prices, great selection and great quality. I love 💗 Lidl! 😃👍

[memsurs]

Aldi in the US is owned by Aldi Süd. The Aldi Nord presence in the US is Trader Joes.